Frieze Week New York 2015
This week the global art world descends on New York as the Frieze Art Fair, held on Randall’s Island in a tent under the RFK Triborough Bridge, leads an impressive roster of shows. Frieze is synonymous with the best in contemporary art, offering works from more than 175 international galleries. Among the blue-chip 1stdibs dealers participating in the fair are Sikkema Jenkins & Co., Lehmann Maupin, Salon 94 and Paul Kasmin, which is presenting “a range of brand new sculpture and works across mediums, including photographs by Tina Barney,” according to the gallery's Danielle Mayer.
Beyond Frieze, Art Miami New York and NADA offer a mix of established and emerging artists at more accessible price points. Additionally, Collective, in the western reaches of Soho, presents premier examples of design, with a focus on 20th-century modernism, from Scandinavian craftsmanship to Italian postmodernism, as well as cutting-edge works by contemporary makers.
Whether or not you’re attending this week’s festivities, here you can browse — at a decidedly leisurely pace — our editors’ favorite pieces from 1stdibs dealers exhibiting at these shows.
2010s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Japanese Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s French Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s Hong Kong Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s Hong Kong Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s French Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
1950s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s British Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s English Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 1800s Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s French Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s French Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s French Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s French Frieze Week New York 2015
Late 20th Century Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s French Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s American Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Unknown Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s French Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Unknown Frieze Week New York 2015
1970s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
1960s American Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s British Frieze Week New York 2015
1990s French Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary French Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s American Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Frieze Week New York 2015
2010s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
Early 2000s Italian Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary American Frieze Week New York 2015
1980s British Frieze Week New York 2015
21st Century and Contemporary British Frieze Week New York 2015
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